Elogio da portabilidade

Kelvin dos Santos Falcão Klein

Compliment of portability

Authors

Kelvin dos Santos Falcão Klein UFSC

Keywords:

Portability. Contemporary Literature. Contingency

Abstract

Portability appears, on Walter Benjamin’s, Giorgio Agamben’s, Enrique Vila-Matas’s texts, among others, as sign of resistance to artistic expression facing violent events. This article presents an inventory of the features that portability, configurated as creative power, shows, not only on the texts of contemporary thinkers, but also on his intervention upon contemporary cultural context.

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Author Biography

Kelvin dos Santos Falcão Klein, UFSC

Mestre em Letras (Literatura Comparada), pela UFRGS (2009), é doutorando em Teoria Literária na UFSC, sob a orientação do Prof. Dr. Raul Antelo. Escritor e pesquisador, atua, sobretudo, na área da Literatura Comparada, Teoria Literária, Prosa Contemporânea e Ficção Hispano-americana. Publicou recentemente os artigos “Apontamentos sobre um certo Oriente” (Revista. doc, 2009), “O centro e as margens na obra crítica e ficcional de J. M. Coetzee” (Travessias, 2009) e “Intervenções ficcionais latino-americanas: a história a contrapelo” (Literatura em debate, 2009).

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Published

2009-12-30

Issue

Vol. 14 No. 27 (2009): Contingency and expression

Section

Language Articles

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